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Description: The Oldie is a monthly magazine, and is a haven for good sense and quality writing in a media obsessed with celebrity ... more
The Oldie - Magazine ... and 'yoof'.

Newest Review: ... a chance encounter with a (usually now dead) famous person is recalled Dr. Stuttaford's Surgery - which deals unflinchingly ... more

 ... with a variety of medical concerns Superbyways - which contains many brilliant internet tips Word Words Words - where fascinating derivations are explored Enfield Senior - Harry's father having a good grumble about something Anorak - where a genuine geek (different each week) raves engagingly about his or her lifelong obsession Unwrecked England - in which Candida Lycett Green takes us to another lovely part of the country God.......and Mammon - advice on religion and money, both often timely There are reviews on p...more

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Premium Review The Oldie - Magazine: The Oldie - a genuine cover to cover read, and it's good for ... (554 words)
by dmandrew - written on 24.03.08 (Very useful, 32 readings)
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The Oldie was founded by Richard Ingrams (of Private Eye fame) and a few others back in 1992. Originally it was published on a fortnightly basis, but when it nearly went bust, this changed to monthly. So what is it? It's unashamedly reactionary, but also funny and daring. You don't have to be an OAP to enjoy it - I'm nowhere near that and have read it virtually since the first issue. It contains a wonderfully unpredictable mixture of both regular and irregular articles. Regulars include the following: Modern Life - which keep you up to date with many of the latest trends and ideas Olden Life - which takes a nostalgic peek back ...

 
 
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